False consensus effect

Yeah, look, I think almost certainly.

We don't have that exact data, but that false consensus is really persistent and it's getting worse.

So as you said, only 22% of non-Indigenous Australians said that they don't consider treaty as important for reconciliation.

but they felt that 64% of Australians probably agreed with their opinion.

I've been doing this for about five years now.

None of this unfortunately surprised me.

I think some of the things that disappoint me most is that some of this agreement with modern racism has stayed so stable and the fact that we're still getting that huge false consensus.

Again, this is really unsurprising given the way that social media influences people's perception.

Okay.

One of the other failures you talk about is the quote-unquote false consensus trap.

Can you tell me about that?

False consensus is related to have a lot of similarity.

And I think it's actually very human as well.

But the idea behind it is if you have very similar models or prompts, I think now we move down to the prompt engineering is more common where you basically have like a system of agents and they're too agreeable with each other.